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Travel to Bolzano/Bozen

Bolzano/Bozen is a key trade and research hub in the Alpine region, easily accessible via sustainable transport options.

Arriving by train

Train connections with major cities north and south of the Alps

The railway ensures fast and frequent connections with all major cities both north and south of the Alps, thanks to EuroCity, high-speed, regional and even night trains. Amongst others, there are direct connections to and from Munich, Innsbruck, Vienna, Milan, Rome and Bologna.

The Bolzano/Bozen train station is located in the town center, approximately a ten-minute walk from the headquarters of Eurac Research and from the main hotels.

Stations:

Bolzano/Bozen Central station: 10-minute walk to Eurac Research HQ and most hotels
Bolzano Sud/Bozen Sud station: 15-minute walk to NOI Techpark

How to organize your trip by train

ÖBB website

Trenitalia website

Trenord website

Deutsche Bahn website   

Night trains:

European Sleeper website

Nachtzugkarte.de

OBB Nightjet

Arriving by bus

Arriving by bike

Bolzano/Bozen can be reached by bike: Eurovelo n. 7

In Bolzano you can rent a bike: Bike sharing Bolzano

Pathways

Bolzano is located along the E5 trail, one of the most popular European trails that connects Cap du Raz (F) with Venice (I).

Arriving by plane

Fly to South Tyrol

South Tyrol’s Bozen Dolomiten regional airport is located on the southern outskirts of the capital.

Sky Alps offers regular scheduled flights from German cities such as Düsseldorf, Berlin, Hamburg, Stuttgart as well as from Antwerp and Copenhagen to Bolzano/Bozen and return. The SASA city lines 10A and 10B run at regular intervals between Bolzano Airport and the town center, as well as the bus and railway stations in Bolzano.

Taxi stands are located directly in front of the Bolzano railway station as well as at the airport terminal. The transfer from the railway station to the airport takes about 15 minutes.

The next closest airports are Verona and Venice to the south and Innsbruck to the north. Additional airports in the area include: Munich, Treviso, Bergamo, Bologna and Milan.

More info about flying to South Tyrol here.

Arriving by road

Access via motorway and toll-free roads

Brenner Motorway A22 Exit Bolzano/Bozen-Süd/Nord
State Street SS 12 from Trento or from the Brenner/Brennero Pass
State Street SS 38 from the Reschen/Resia Pass

Get directions in Google maps for Eurac Research Headquarter and Noi Techpark.

Car parking

Parking in Bolzano

Online availability of parking spaces can be found here at the Bolzano Parking App.
Parking garages.
Here is the list of all parking possibilities in Bolzano.

Connections and public transportation

Bolzano/Bozen has an extensive and developed network of bus connections, which connect areas within the town and its surroundings.

Taxis can be found at the train station, at the airport, and in other well-frequented locations. Another unique transportation feature are the three aerial cable cars, which connect the center with nearby elevations.

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Eurac Research is a private research center based in Bolzano (South Tyrol) with researchers from a wide variety of scientific fields who come from all over the globe. Together, through scientific knowledge and research, they share the goal of shaping the future.

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